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Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

Let people in WilminotO,
reaS AL u'sn taxes says the Sundav ,Sto,.
dav TIo inOllowlng; In Dover. yester-
vo,n : Happened to be in the Office of =
Scbooi lawyer when the collector of C
ottor,, UU, lakes called to collect the vonno
1SOUlhey;s ~oon Us school tax for the cgrronss U~ns
Go-;t..:II MS assessment was as follows :.
coit S1l, S4OO; one horse S105 90
is iS' 81 st eto Total, 5000. The school taS
aIon" T1,oa per G SIOO, making a school to~
oo..4S Vi SS.z4. The town rate 10 oe
1enCs on the 800 and the conntv tO 20
7nL nJ cents, SO that this young att9rnow nave
MnO owns no real estate iS tLo 10y
anu Is taxed for 5000 worth Olive stooil 1911
11 a. Se1ltion to his capitation has 70 SUUN To,s
@ao'oO per year for the town and coInf,, ny
AIRsoN.-The Newark corresnondon+
Vi EOery Evening writes that Amv Poh
oIts' a 10 years old colored domastio
employed by Daniel Draper near New
"IH' was arrested on Thursday morninc.
anu taken before Squire VaIiandigbopSS
On Ine charge of arson. DraDer's barn
wa WAS burned on Wednesday mornino
me names were breaking ont On III
slues when first seen, and notbino mo-
S"vIu. II was attributed to spontaneous
20 TTIU2mOustlOn Ofmanure. At3 O'clock on
Wednesday afternoon a fire broke ont
in bafare Sne mouse. This was extinguished
before much damage was done, Sns-
P,Glon I'iSo, now pointed to the girl, who
@ wnen taken before the Justice of the
peace, peace, confessed TO having set fire to
ooth buildings. 1t is not stated that
she vouehsafed any reasons for her
CRIME. CRIME She was lock ed in Jail at New
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

Light, graceful, poetic head
and shoulder Wraps for sea
side, piazza or drawing-room
use. Two styles Of exactly the
dreamy coquettish things you'll
be looking for in a few days.
They're from the Reigel,
Scott & Co. stock, and we
want them to go before the reg
ular lmPortatiOns are opened.
As usual and stylish as any
well have; most Of them as
perfect. Not all. That's the
trouble. A little smirch or
stain on one here and there.
You shall pick them out and
save half or more Of the Job
bing price for your pains.
Silk embroidered cashmere
scarfs; cardinal, blue, pink,
cream, mode, 81 to s..
Shetland shawls, cardinal,
sky blue, cream, rose, gray,
black, so cents to 81
More light wraps near by
worth your close looking at.
The Silk Chenille scarfs are of
forty sorts and each sort shows
a new prettiness. Tasteful
touches for any costume. S.,
So and So.
Plain cashmere shawls; car
dinal, cream, blue and pink.
Smooth, close fabric, very fine
and soft, and the pick and
choice of this seasons goods.
$I.25 up.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
MatIat4R@kHr'a.

Acknowledgements sher
look y all over it, $I4 to $I7.
Sole leather trunks with COW
er $22 to $48. Steamer and
basket s1s; trunks in variety.
-, that's a glance at them.
We don't care to say that our
trunks are better or sold for
less than any others. But if
anybody sold a better trunk
tor less we'd hear sof it. We
haven't heard of it.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
Maryland Items.

Rev: $. Quinton White. of Salisbury
is dead. '''''ouiy'
remington, of the Port Deposit CALL
OHers shad to each subscriber.
The residence of Mrs. Carrie Wood.
cock, in Salisbury, was DESTROYED bv
fire Sunday. :" "
Bishop Hurst, of the M, E. Churcb
preached in Chestertown Sunday ond
ordained deacOns and elders IF H.
delaware ne NJ. +. Conference, colored
Inc conference will hold its next ses-
After thorough examination of the
condition of the peach buds in Wicomi-
co county since the frOsts of last week
IL Is found that in Barren Creek district
and all along the Delawase line fnlIv
one-half of them are dead. Nearly aiI
the early Strawberries were killed in
the same section.
On Tuesday evening the chiefs. war
Tiors and braves of Algonquin Tribe
/. y. Il. M, together with suuaws and
ialr maldens, attacked the M. E. Par
sOhage, bringing an abundant suDnlv
OF corn and venisOn. The evening was
pleasantly spent during which the
sachem, DIR. A. r. Todd, in behalfofthe
tribe presented Past Sachem Rev. R K
Stephenson with a handsome silver cake
basket lined with gold.
Rev. James A. Brindle. who went
from Smyrna Circuit to be pastor of the
GreensbOrOugh NJ. e, Church now Sta
toned at Annamessex, Somerset coun-
ty, prefaced his notices Sunday week
by saying. Having an important en-
gagement in a neighboring county
which am anxious to fulfill / have ar
ranged with Bro. -- to fill this pul-
pit next Sunday" Whereupon the
reverend gentleman hied him to Green's
borough and in the town of his MANY
friends was quietly married Wednesday
morning at 7 o'clock, to Miss NJ. Ellen
Bernard. Rev. w. H. Hutchin oficia-
ted and the couple left on the 1888 train
for trip to Philadelphia.
The Union Trust Company, of Phila-
delPhla announced that the amount of
James Taggart's defalcations was 500.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
APPRECIATION.

We are receiving words
OF encouragement on every
side in our endeavor to
give you a reliable place to
get reliable clothing at One
LOao Price. Extra attention
has been given our stock of
spring suits for boys and
children and we arepleased
to show the nobby styles of
fashionable materials cut.
made and trimmed with
taste and neatness. Don't
imagine that we do not
care to show goods unless
we effect a sale /; if they
are right you will be con-
vinced, if they are not the
sooner we find it out the
better for our establish
ment; probably we are over
confident, we hope not and
kindly request your judg-
ment.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
WILLIAM P. WRIGHT.
OLA YTON, DEL,
DEALER IN
Bricks Coal, Lime, Cement, HAIR CaCein Plaster,
PUMPS SAEs0 LAND LIKE TERRA GOTTA WARE, PHOSPHATE
PEACH BASKETS, &c
CLAYTON BRICK YARD, 1887

and % IA, bn Bpders look to your interest Having
] @ PPP d Of a manqaGtu1g Press and Hand Made Bricks Clay to be
from 100000 to 600 the giving general satisfaction to nv
Come and look the 0
willing sstOcka
s.Cass building Lime
IN barrels
Ch fanbO Lime to be the
ZOO 100 bushels sbv
70 9uShel Good building Hair by
OF Gl1nt and lengths.
yau Ieracota Ware such
graues Mantle Pieces Phosphate
% many o9e things in the line building past oTs William
VI" SCH 10" or cash. Give him call he will do you
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

Blackstone Cassi meres S.
Maybe you don't know them
by name. They are good, all
wool, neat patterns. Bought
a lot of them-big lot-put
them all in mems trousers.
They are now on sale in our
Clothing Store at $3.50.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

New shapes in hats and bon
nets for women are coming in
all the time.
Some dealers II tell you
gray Milan goods are scarce.
Think Of it as you look about
our tables. The goods are
scarce, but you'd never suspect
it here.
You'll stop by the new Leg
horn "Flops" when you see
them: You'll feel paid for
stopping, even if you only
look.
We're thinking ofthe Rough
and Ready; so are you
They're beginning to crowd q
little corner. They'll crowd
two or three tables soon, and
in a way to please you.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

Trunks, Big and little.
Looks like a hard job to pick
out from the hundred or more
YOU see. 'Tisn't. Settle on
the size you want (2S to 80
inches), and the rest IS easy.
Nothing for less than the $2
to $3. 90 patent cover" sheet
iron bound, Won't stand the
banging Of much hard travel
but great to stow away stun ln'
For $3.25 to s., leather Gov
cred and sheet-iron, bottomed
A better one for rough use ls
tile Ladias' Saratoga, in hvee
sizes, IS to So. =" Better still
STAYED, strapped and a don't
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
mat1an1atsHr' -.
Philadelphia, May ?, 1851

We send either goods or
samples if you write for what
you want.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

It's wonderful wonderful what heap of clothing it
does take tor single seasons sales this old and famous
corner
It's because the people like and it pays them that's
certain We have had than we could sell so far
you never saw-we never had-such Spring Clothing as
Just now We know the great host of customers and that
ue wait to hear from u.s. and the solid sort of goods they
want to pay their money for and that is the sort we havea
houseful
Better made than ever better variety than ever and
will wear like oak
You know this the only house in the country that tells
quality honestly squarely and doesn't REQUIRE prod to
make them say whether they're offering al-wool clothing
j., No" is your time You'll find more push and goods
than ever; and lower prices they're down to rock.
Wanamaker & Brown.
Oak Hall,
S. E. cor, Sixth and Market Streets
Would you like Samples2
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
AWOTd to The Wise Sufficient.

A Word to The Wise Sufficient
Largest Stock.
THE Finest Goods.
[ Lowest Prices.
(Stock all New.
The Styles the Latest.
(Best Workmanship.
OUR (Cannot Equal
COMPETI- Cannot Duplicate.
TORS. Cannot Undersell.
(Children's, $3.50 to SIS.
PRICES Boys, $5 to $18.
Mems, 50 to S32.
CUsTou Business Suits.
GooOo Walking Suits.
"ooDS Dress Suits.
(Cutter no Superior.
OUR ! Workmanship and
Fit Guaranteed.
Solicit Your Patronage.
WI Refund Money if Not Sat
= isfactOry.
Aim to Please You.
Located 416 Market.
O,,p Wilmington Clothing
ITo1-rr, House.
-A00'A John w. DiefendOrf.
Manager.
mar2.3m
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

The Union Trust Company, of Phila-
delPhia announced that the amount of
James Taggart's defalcations was 500.
600.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
smyrna I3ranob rU,,,
Closing OF Mnils.

Going North, 715, s.2s, 1851 A. 442Pu
Going South, $50 A. NJ, 207, 457 aud T. AR
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
Opening Of Mails.

Going North, go, lO.SO A. NJ, and AIS, 7.2OP.M.
Going South, sS5 A. NJ, and 7.2O P. N. ="
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04
County and State Items

From the North, ll.0O A. NJ, and s.8OP.M
From the South, 81 and 11.80 A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-02
BRIDGEPORT,
lad Fail Of an OLD Gen,lsmnn-varlor

lad Fall Of an OLD Gen,lsman-variou,
News Items. H
Isaac Fowler Is very low with typhoid fever.
L. ". Houser isvlsiting his parents In CadIs, O.,
3, T. Howell returned last night from Zaaesyllle
onlccr Messcr Is able to bs outagsin after sicl
spoil. g5 81 f-l3ll
An infant child Of Mr.. johns, Of Klrkwood; i
MI. steve Davis, Of iEtuaville, has returned HON,
George Moore, who has been quite for some time
Is conyaltScent. $ N.,7.s % 5f1T r. y
Mr.. William Frazier, OF Kingsley, Kans., Is visit
Ing fticnds here. ,s-995' ,5s,y 4,5 re-
Tom duncan, q Lorain, is visiting his father
George Duncan, Egg. i9z1 l,fEy ,7I.z1H
John Robinnett, Of Des Moincs Iowa, Is the CUES
Of his brother Edwin. =
Mr.. John Cook OF Athens. formerly OF this city,
Is visiting relatives here. 53.4.'t 5,y =
Mr.. Q. T. Rhodes, OF Aingo, Is visiting bis lathe
here, Mr.. Z. P. Rhodes, Eq. 5is -. q. AZ
Jimmy. Howell yesterday received bis bicycl
from the shoIs at Pittsburgh. ~
Mr.. Thomas Maxwell returned yesterday from a
pleasant trip 10 the country.
Hon Ross J. Alexander and George McKee, ESQ,
leave to-day Tor Eastern summer resorts. 4 7-41
The laBelle glass house started up yesterday IL
full. Manager Harry aorthWood has returned frolE
visit to England aud iesumed work yesterday.
George Miller, head clerk IN the q, L. & "
freight Office hero. will spend his vacation In tn,
mountain resorts Of New York. lie leaves Today.
Frank Fisher, the genial and accommod attn,
clerk in George aedi!rs dry goods store, has re
signed his position and will navel for j. q, Dent 1
Co., wholesale and retail druggists. 'l55
Saturday evening about ten o'clock. Capt. Craw.
ford, aged seyenty.eght. an inmate Of T. i. Rhodes
Es4's., household. In klrkwoed, me. with rattle,
serious accident that may give him much trouble
While walking about the house he stepped through
cellar doorway in mistake Tor the hall door. Ii
fell 10 the bottom cutting gsah Abou. three Inc hei
on his head, byuisiag his shoulder slightly and
sustaining some Injury 10 his thigh. 1t last nc.
counts he was resting easy. q > III l55I1a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-02
GLASS HOUSES START.

Tho End OF the Summer Kost-A Little
Strike.
Yesterday being the first OF August, the
usual summer stops in the flint glase
factories should have come to an end and
the men gone to work. They did in thil
city and at the La Belle, at Bridgeport.
The other fsctories over the river did not
start owing to the disagreement about
wages. -, '-=.5t
at the Central most OF the men had to
knock off on account OF the heat. The
packers did not 20 to work. A demand
was recently made for al increase Of the
gathering boys wagca, and thia was con.
coded. Now the packers and cutters also
demand an advance, which the company
refuses. This cutters are now getting from
IS toll. They demand SIS, and that all
be psid uniformly, and that when one oil
tho boys now employed at from S. to So
quits, hin place shail be filled by q man at
iall pay. The cutlcrg. will work through
August st the old wages, but will strike
Oh September l for the now scale. =,
The packers refused to 20 to work until
the increase was conceded. They are now
paid on an average 80 so week, and dc.
mand Sl2. The customary wages else.
where are said to be 50. 81 i
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
straugetG Ia tho Gay aud Wheeling Folk

strauyatS ID tho c!sy aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad. li, 4
Mr.. joel Truesdslt, Of West Alexander
was In town yesterday.
Miss ]. Farrell, Of Fsirmont, wau at the
Mcclure house yesterday.
Mics Jennie Greer, OF this city, ie visit
ing Mrs. John Wilson, Of Washington, Pa
Miss Ida Greer, Of this city. has returned
home from Charleaton, where she was the
CUES! OF Miss Nellie Rnllner.
4 Captain William II. Irwin left yester
day for the Assembly at Chautauqua
Lake, whore he will remain for q few
weeks. M
Rev. L. ". Barr, Of tho Third PreabYie
rian Church, left last evening on his vsca
lion trip. He will spend most OF his tint
at Chnutauqua and about Lake George.
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2 V = T06INI-s 90 -lI-l.77g :
TAKING IT EASY.
EnSinoor Cummins, Horse Slightly Dis.
H3 va able for q Time, z. rs

EnIinoor Cummins' Horse Slightly Dis.
abled for q Time. s *. 9 %
z For more than three weeks past popu.
lar John Cumminp, one OF the B. & O.'s
engineer princes, has been running the
slow.going accommodation train between
here aud Fairmont, instead OF the express
hummers between here and Grafton. The
reaaon 10 reported 10 be that Cumming
engine has eighty bent axle, and as the
company Is short Of engines just now,
owing to the great rush Of business over
the main stem, much Of which comes
from the West, it does not feel able to
spare one. John has SLOW but safe aud
good paying run in consequence. After
the boom fs over, his engine will 90 to the
shops and have the axle Strengthened, and
then the smiling John will again 90 flying
over the rails at express speed. ~ q 5,.I5lS
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ST. GAINESVILLE,
Excitement ut the Court uouse-probat,

Excitement ut tho Court House-Probate
Court, etc.
A gang Of 1talian mendicants passed through
town yesterday. f55; y :, ia -
The funeral Of Isaac II. Patterson will take place
this afternoon at O'Clock. " ssEl2 = 81
Rev. Robert Alexander, D. D., OF the Presbyterian
church, preached at tho County lnGrmary Sunday
afternoon. 81 "a I. q. s''T5s7lII :
Considerable excitement was caused Saturday
evening by tho conduct OF the colored labofers OH
the Court House. The Court House men always
receive theis wages tie last day OF tho mouth
contractor MCLEAN decided not 70 pay them until
Monday, but they demanded their wages Saturday,
evening Of Superintendent Clark He, however,
refused to pay them aud 1t seemed tor time as d
trouble would arise, but Clark was Grm. not only
IN refusing their dcmaad, hut also discharged ali
those engaged In the mulinous affair. - =
Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock ripple OF cx.
element passed over Main street: Some men near
the National Hotel ran at full speed toward the
court llou:e, ZONE ono further down street yelled
"lasurTcction at the Court House, and then ihe
street wnS lined with men running toward the
scene. But on arriving It was found that the
aiair whs caused BY Mr. AIT BsIzeil, OF Bellairo,
who IN walking around the Court House had acct.
de1!ally fallen over an embaakment upon the
stones below. Besides cash Of several inches cut
across tho side OF his head Mr.. Balzc was uilin.
tured aud soon recovered, ~ I'd Il ss55i
Probate Court convened yesterday The first case
on tue docket was the tate Of Ohio vs. William
Oh Mrs. Mary Riggs In the Mayors Office, where
Castlcman Was arMigncd for furnishing whisky 10
Mrs. tiggs son. Castleman was found guilty and
fined St5 and costs The next case was the State OF
Ohio va John Watt, Sal0oniSt Of Belare Wait
was also charged with assault upon Nj. Kennedy,
The assault took place In Squire Roeder's Office in
that city. Kennedy was the leading witness against
Watt tn case ia which he was charged With keep.
Ing open his saloon and selling intoxicating liquors
nnlawtully:., During q few minutes absence Of
Roedcr, while the trial was being conducted, Wait
stepped up to Kennedy aud struck him In the
mouth. He was fined so and costs Of prosecution,
Kennedy has also brought civil suit against him
for 81 COL ll- 80 $500 -, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-02
LOCAL BI,Ey1rrRs.
matter. Of Allnor Moment IN and Ano.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY. ~ 81 w "
oSE marriage llc6nso wss Issued yes.
terdsy. s5
TnR Second ward market houAe has
been whitewashed. Il needs the new
pavement much worse.
HgSRY BRooKs was yesterday fined IS
and costa by Squire Ankle for IN assault
and battery on o. p. Miller. .t
EACH OF the cotored walters who fought
at tho McLura house last week were aued
IS and costs in the Police Court yester.
day. 81
TuE Hancock County Teachers' 1nsti.
tu.s opened at New Cumberland yester.
day. II Ia well attended, and 10 In charge
Of Prof. ]. II. Lee, Of this city. l
A poAT.nouaE belonging to o Mrs. Hearth
was burned on CaIdwsIl's run lost night.
The fire 10 believed 10 have been Of In.
cendiary origin. The family were all
sway and the household goods were oil
destroyed. A
"PooDLg" prics bad a hearing before
eguire Ankle yesterday on tho charge OF
breaking into Clements junk shop In
Alley b, and was held In 5000 bail for hia
appearance at court next month.
Al OLIVER. an employee OF sweeney'a
Twelfth street shop, was overcome by the
heat while at work yesterday, and Tor q
time waa pretty sick man, but DR.. Baird
sr., brought him around all right.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted tc
record tEo deeds Of trust, and q deed
made March 8, by Harrison Dunleyy and
vito To Margaret J, Dnnlevy, In consider
alton Of 81 600, fer tho interest Of the par
tioB OF the first part in certain property
|iron,lng thirty ieos on tho west side o.
| Main street ia North Wheeling. 'l,5
| NG J. Il, KIRK, tho art dealer, OF Mali
B!rect, ilndo hia business In picture frame
manufacturing so largely increased thai
his facilities Tero insdegnate, and he haI
inst pu. In a new four.hotss power steam
engine with natura! gaa iusI, In place o
tho small engine which heretofore servet
his purpose. 5,gf
At nine o'clock los. night The river va
rising with 3 feet Ia the ehsnne! vt thi
ppint. Capt. jim McDonsld's new Bell
aire and Wheeling packet, "Bellalle,
. arrived yesterday, Sha 10 u beauty ant
will doubtlea, receive u warn welcome Ii
j her trade. Sns IL finished in 6rstclas
style throughout, W..
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.TfTl7 y TI'F.77I ~ W ~
ADVICE to Mothers,

kro you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest By a aick child suffering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teeth !? II
90, send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR OHlLp-
nEN TIrrHINa. Tia value Is incalculabie,
twill relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medistely. Depend upon it, mothern,
there Ia no mistake about it. It cures
dysentery and disyrhes, regulates the
ntamaeh and boyels, cures wind collie,
soitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. W1NqLoB' 8 eeoT1iNa sYEuP
FOR CallpRxN TgETHIsa is pleasant 10 the
taste, and Is the prescription Of one Of the
oldeat and best female nurses aad 7 physi.
clans In the United ststes, and is for sale
by all drussiass throughout Che world.
Price 26 cona bottle. MwYaw
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Solnin ernnolitsfSst,

4 Tho Germania Singing Society arched
over to tho State Fair Grounds yesterday
afternoon, headed by the Opera House
Band, and there had an enjoyable picnic,
though tho storm suspended festivities
for n time. The picnic was kept up till a
late hour last night, and one Of tho most
notable features .waB- n grand display OF
fireworks. After the storm purified and
cooled the atmosphere they had the best
evening for dancing that Wheeling has
enjoyed Tor many sultry moons. IA ) n
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ATolernbiy Hot Plnrr.

Tho Council Committee on Health met
last evening". Besides auditing bills and
performing other rontine business, the
committee directed Superintendent serig
to ASCERTAIN and report the cost Of wood
on building suitable for shelter and for
storing .ools and tho like. Mr.. sesig re.
+ ported that the mercury in the iron shed
over the furnace reaches l40' on tho aver.
ago day just now. =! VI, p - s,3